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Beneath the North Sea sit dozens of oil and gas fields that have been pumped dry over half a century of extraction, and a new study from Durham University argues that this emptied rock could become one of Britain's most valuable energy assets. Researchers at the Durham Energy Institute found that depleted fields in a high storage scenario could hold up to 3,659 terawatt hours of green hydrogen, more than seven times the roughly 490 terawatt hours the UK is projected to consum
